coming to the health industry. >> it looks like we're getting a quick ride break today and then more rain is on the way. >> we're off to a good start as far as accidents go but details in minutes >> this morning, is monday. >> the time right now is 430. san francisco police have a suspect or five murders >> but they still have a lot of questions about the killings in a house near city college. he joins us now with the very latest >> that is exactly right, police do have a suspect in this case but that is all about anybody knows. there are still lot of unanswered questions. we have crime tape on the scene and we still don't know much about the victims in this case

but here is the suspect they have in custody. he is charged with five murders. police do say he has a criminal record. they also let the public know on sunday that been luke did have a relationship with the family but they did not say how >> there could be some prior gang ties involved in this situation of a we don't believe at this point that this was being related. >> in addition to the list of unknowns, we still don't know much about the victims but we know they are from one family but their identities have not been released. recently the case appeared to be a murder-suicide. dozens of investigators worked around the clock and describe the scene as to horrific and gruesome. >> the chief said that all deaths involved one trauma and an edge weapon but that is all he would say. the victims were found all

over the house, one in the front door, to in the parking garage, one upstairs and one downstairs. it could take weeks before we know the cause of the debt of these victims. we do want to note that a second arrest was made, it was the suspect's brother, brian luke but he is not connected with the case for the murders here. >> do we know if there is some sort of relationship between the suspect and those who were killed at this hour? >> police did note that there was some type of relationship but it would not elaborate on what that relationship is. they say they're still investigating all the different avenues and again, still on a lot of unanswered questions. >> police are investigating a deadly stabbing in san francisco.

officers were called to a home on buchanan street just before can last night that once. medics pronounced the victim dead. a man and woman were seen in handcuffs but so far police are not commenting on any arrests. san francisco police are questioning the driver to itch and killed a pedestrian while he or she was walking between van ness and franklin. police say the victim was not in a crosswalk. the driver stayed on the scene and cooperated with officers >> tomorrow class kids foundation will organized searches for 15 year-old sierra lamar of morgan hill. the girl's mother has asked the organization to get involved. last night friends and family held the biggest vigil so far for the missing teenager. her mother thanked supporters last night >> it is amazing how everybody is coming together and the

sierra will be so amazed because i'm saving all this stuff because she will come back safely and now want her to see how much she is loved. thank you. >> police search and rescue units and volunteers conducted the fourth and largest search for syrup over the weekend. >> city leaders are calling for calm in sanford florida a month after trayvon martin was shot to death. there was a town hall meeting. the community remembered the 17 year-old who was killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer. mourners wore hooded sweat shirts like the one that martin wore the night he was killed. parishioners were hooded sweatshirts to a number of churches in the bay area. it is part of a nationwide movement to take the stigma away from a common piece of clothing >> stereotypes are something we

used to keep our lives orderly but we have to think much harder than that. >> they can be worn in many other aspects, just be cold. it doesn't have to be gang banging and robbery >> a news conference can't scream out for justice our plan for the hall of justice in san francisco. >> for it is one of the biggest cases to go before the supreme court in decades. today the justices will start hearing arguments about the president's health care reform law. >> people have been lining up outside the supreme court all weekend. they want a seat to watch a stork arguments over whether or not the president's health care law is constitutional. today is day one of arguments. the focus, should the high court postponed a decision since the law does not go into effect until 2014. the law requires an individual

mandate meaning all americans must buy health insurance or face a fine. the more his main question is can congress forced people to buy something? 26 states are opposed and if the court upholds the law it could have far- reaching consequences >> if the administration wins it is frankly hard to see what would be left of federalism as a concept in the u.s. >> wednesday's focus will be if the individual mandate is on its constitutional doesn't mean the entire law is struck down. these three days of arguments will be the longest the supreme court has heard in 35 years. lawyers will have a total of six hours to state their case. >> we are confident it will be constitutional and our focus right now, there will be a process played out this weekend and we will continue to make sure we implement the law smartly >> republicans say it goes too far >> americans have come to their

own conclusion, they don't like it, they think it is unconstitutional and want it repealed. >> a ruling will likely come later this year. >> that decision is expected to come before the november election and might have a major effect on the election's outcome >> mitt romney is coming to california to replenish his campaign coffers. romney who owns a home in california will be in the state later today and tomorrow. among the scheduled events, dinner in redwood city where donors will pay $25,000 to attend. the latest polls show romney with a double-digit lead in california. according to an l.a. times poll 42 percent of republican voters support romney, 23 percent back rick santorum >> she is the hardest working woman in show biz. i think i saw you yesterday

morning. >> it might have been tv magic. there were a lot of flip- floping schedules and now we're back. let's talk about the weather. kind of on the chiles side. it depends on how tolerant you are. temperatures are in the 40's with a couple of upper 30's. 45 in livermore, 46 in oakland. we're in between storm systems in getting a break today so the low pressure from over the weekend is continuing farther east. we're watching this new low pressure system heading our way tuesday and wednesday. temperatures today are not too bad, mostly in the low 60s. farther inland, 62 in concord and livermore. over the next several days, a dry break for the start of the

week and on tuesday we could get some pretty good wind along with that system. rainy and windy after midnight tonight. mostly cloudy skies on thursday and friday and then the rain returns for next weekend. for an update on our traffic conditions >> so far so good out there on the freeways. no major accidents to reports of your cruising right along for the most part. an easy ride coming out of marin county into san francisco. if you're headed towards the bay bridge leader on today, on the eastbound side of the lower deck there is road works scheduled that extends until 2:00 this afternoon so you might see some delays if you're headed out of san francisco in oakland but it does not start until after 7:00. not a lot of road construction going on right now. no delays at the toll plaza.

looking good off the east shore freeway and clear all along 880. if you are going south atv, so far traffic is looking pretty good in both directions. we will check mass-transit in just a minute >> the po peds to cuba today. the message he hopes to bring to the people there. >> they say everything is bigger in texas. guess how much one ball park wants to charge for a 2 ft. long hot dog? >> a very short list of visitors, it james

>> there are no reports of deaths or major damage in the dirt wake of an earthquake that hit central chile. it strikes yesterday evening centered northwest, the same

area hit by a larger earthquake and tsunami that killed more than 500 people two years ago. this time the government says there are some injuries but nothing serious. >> president obama and chinese president discussing north korea today at a nuclear security summit in south korea. yesterday mr. obama made his first visit to the demilitarized zone that separates north korea and south korea. he says the u.s. will hold back food aid if north korea makes good on its threat to launch a long-range missile. he also made it clear that there are tough challenges in the korean peninsula >> a contrast between south korea and north korea could not be clearer. both in terms of freedom and prosperity. >> the president did say this would be an opportunity for

north korea to help its people by giving up on its nuclear weapons program. >> two british soldiers are dead in afghanistan shot by a man in an afghan uniform. a nato spokesperson says the gunman was also shot and killed but no additional details were provided. this appears to be the latest in what is described as green on blue attacks in which afghan security forces turn on their colleagues. the wife of the american soldier accused of killing 17 afghan civilians said she finds the charges unbelievable. she describes her has been as a very brave, very courageous and she told but they show that her husband joined the army after the 911 terror attacks because he wanted to do his part. she also said he should never never showed any signs of bp's be before he was deployed. the u.s. gave $860,000 to the

families of the victims blamed on the sgt. the money includes $50,000 for each of the 17 people killed and $10,000 for each of the six who were injured. he is facing 17 counts of murder and could face the death penalty. >> pope benedict travels to cuba today after wrapping up a three day visit to mexico. the 84 year-old held a mass for 300,000 people yesterday. he wore a traditional some bora and the crowd loved it. then he spoke in the shadow of the christ the king monument, in major catholic symbol in mexico. he will hold an open air mass in santiago and tomorrow you will go to havana to meet with the cuban president. >> for get the fruits and vegetables, which snack item has

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satisfied fans' appetite and it is spectacular, i saw it. it put it near to the box office records, $155 million weakened earnings put it in third place after last year's harry potter and the dark knight. 21 jump street, a distant second. >> you said it was worth $20? >> it was. i never read the books or didn't know what it was about but i it's in the previews and it is gripping. director james cameron is back from the deepest point on her >> the director of titanic has been much steeper in the ocean than that famous ship that sank 100 years ago. he used a specially designed submarine to go nearly 7 mi. down. he is one of only three people

to ever go that deep, the other two were in 1960. >> let's switch gears and talk about the weather. kind of on the cool side mostly in the 40's are it out. you will see a few low cloud across the coast and the bay. later this afternoon we will see sunshine, partly cloudy skies, on the cooler side. still a little bit cooler than average for this time of year. temperatures in the upper 50s to the low 60s. the low pressure that brought us the rain over the weekend is heading east. we could see a few scattered snow showers for the sierra but for the most part we're staying dry today. you can see the weather story, that is the low pressure system moving farther east giving us a

drive break for today but by tuesday it looks like we will see more rain and some gusty wind along with this system. temperatures in the upper fifties to mid 60's today. farther inland it will be low to mid 60's. 63 in danville and walnut creek and a little bit cooler at the coast. over the next several days, a quick drive break and you won't need your umbrella today and it looks like it is sticking around into wednesday. thursday and friday will be mostly cloudy. a slight chance of rain in the north bay. friday looks ok and saturday the rain returns for the start of the weekend and it looks like we're trying out by sunday. >> it does not rain every day

here >> i have been told that but so far i have been here for one week? >> the sun came out yesterday and she was like hello, how are you? >> i just checked in with chp and caltrans and not a lot is going on. if you have to get to work early, you will make it quite easily. here is a live look at 237. traffic very quiet as you make the connector road. here is some of the drive times, northbound 101. traffic is in the green on northbound 280. highway 85 and 17 check-in pretty free. the benicia bridge is problem free. no wind advisories for the

richmond san rafael bridge. keep in mind there is room were scheduled at 7:00 on the bay bridge and that will affect your drive coming off the skyway on to the lower deck. no delays coming to the toll plaza. a live look at conditions on the upper deck as you work your way toward san francisco. no problems right now on the lower deck of the bay bridge. if you are headed out of the marin county this morning, you can see traffic looks really nice right now. 15 minutes from 580-101 towards the golden gate bridge. san the tail bridge is looking good, 14 minutes between 8008101. 101 looking good northbound towards sfo. here is a look at the drive times through the east bay. only about an 18 minute ride right now, if you're headed to the altamont pass, 14 minutes so

far. typically those delays don't start building until 530 this morning. no delays right now coming through the tunnel heading to the maze. mass transit is right on time. no major delays to report. >> there could finally be some relief in sight and we're talking about gas prices. oil industry analysts say that prices might not go much higher because crude oil prices are starting to ease and there's plenty of supply and refinery capacity. gas prices in the u.s. jumped another 11¢ a in the past two weeks. >> it is becoming a tradition that introduces people from all over the country to the pleasures of oakland. nearly 10,000 people ran through the city streets for the third annual oakland running

festival. it included a full marathon, a half marathon, a relay and the kids fun run. >> people told me last year and sent a note saying it was one of the friendly cities they had never run in and they certainly didn't know how beautiful the city was. >> the mayor says that this year's festival will probably bring some $3 million to the city. >> pregnancy can increase a woman's chance from dying from heart attack. researchers say heart attacks in pregnant women, while rare, are three times more likely to be fatal. the affect about one in every 16,000 deliveries. the researchers said doctors need to be more aware in their causes and treatments. new research shows that popcorn has more antioxidants than fruit and vegetables. scientists from pennsylvania

say it is because as significantly less water so the health benefits are not diluted. researchers also found the part that gets stuck in your teeth actually has by this concentration of antioxidants and fiber. >> than i am one healthy man. it was a long time for tiger woods, a big win over the weekend. he went into the final round of the arnold palmer invitational with one stroke lead. he ended up winning by five shots. it is his first pga win in three months. the masters are coming up one week from thursday so we will see what he can do there. you might think twice before complaining about the price of beer at a sporting event. texas rangers are welcoming fans to the season with a $26 hot dog called the broomstick. it is 2 ft. long, contains 1

lb. of meat. it is intended for for people so you buy your beers and hot dog and your out about $60 and then you have heartburn. >> i would try it. >> her majesty the queen elizabeth the second >> the queen of england took some time to greet a newly married couple. the two were at the town hall where the queen was attending a lunch but the couple said being greeted by her was like getting another wedding gift. >> apparently they were getting married in the queen had a function so they sent her an invitation. she declined but she said she would go anyway and surprised both of them. >> the supreme court prepares to tackle health care. what we can expect from today's

arguments. >> why supporters of a man who shot a florida teenager fears for his own safety >> police have a suspect in custody in connection with the gruesome murders in a quiet neighborhood. coming up will tell you how there are still unanswered questions. >> it has been more than one week since the morgan hill teenager went missing on her way to school. i will tell you